(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.

(Azur et Asmar/2006) Once upon a time there were two children nursed by the same woman. Azur, the blonde blue-eyed son of a noble woman, and Asmar, the dark skinned and dark-eyed child of the nurse. The two are raised as close brothers until cruelly separated. Some years later they are reunited, but this time as rivals on their quest to find the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed on their quest.